how long can a trustee live in a trust property

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A trustee can live in a trust property only if the trust document explicitly permits it or if it is temporarily necessary for the trust's administration, such as for repairs or to oversee the property. Generally, a trustee cannot live in the property indefinitely because their primary duty is to manage the trust for the beneficiaries, which often involves selling or distributing the property. The specific terms of the trust document are the most important factor in determining the duration of occupancy.